Your right and that's what I was basing my time estimate on. The time that we moved from 720p to seeing 1080p as the popular choice.
As far as who will buy them. I think it'll be popular for people living in the city who have limited space and want to integrate their tv and computer. That's who most of my friends are and the one's who haven't gone in that direction want to. Especially after seeing my setup. 42 is more popular now, but it's too small to be effective for computer use. Especially if you want to telecommute and work from home. You'd get eye strain.
The Galaxy Tab 10.1, much like its Limited Edition sibling that we reviewed last month, is ever-so-slightly thinner than the iPad 2, a slate that most sane individuals (and competitors, for that matter) would confess is the market leader today.
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Your right and that's what I was basing my time estimate on. The time that we moved from 720p to seeing 1080p as the popular choice.
As far as who will buy them. I think it'll be popular for people living in the city who have limited space and want to integrate their tv and computer. That's who most of my friends are and the one's who haven't gone in that direction want to. Especially after seeing my setup. 42 is more popular now, but it's too small to be effective for computer use. Especially if you want to telecommute and work from home. You'd get eye strain.